Dipterus Skull Morphology

So, I'm trying to find a decent diagram of a Dipterus valenciennesi skull, and my google-fu seems to be lacking. Anybody willing to give me a hand with it? Papers containing it would be a major plus, but I'd settle for just an isolated diagram.

 

Agreed

 

Helpful as always

 

why do you need it?

use google scholar to find research papers? (scholar.google.*automaticly puts the code for your country here because I don't know Firk you too google*)

 

Need it for my dissertation work, sadly the various papers I've found in Scholar require me to pay upwards of £30 for something that may not even be useful, not the kind of money I can freely spend right now

 

scholar doesn't cost money, whatever university or research whatevers made the papers you find trough scholar require you to pay, cause they is bastards and want to make money of off knowledge they spent time, the souls of students and money aquiring.

 

All I could find: (but it could be a cat for all I know)

 

Well, thats not a cat, so much for that

 

Yeah, that's not a cat, but it's also not Dipterus

Appreciate the effort regardless

 

that looks to be the skull of one of those early big salamander like creatures.

 

The second skull certainly looks fairly amphibianesque. I think the first is still a fish, though

 

maybe?

 

- Source - Page 428

 

I will go kill one for you and give you its head. Brb

 

Looks like there is kind of a book about it here

 

They're extinct.

 

that never stopped the coelacant.
also: http://www.ted.com/talks/stewart_brand_the_dawn_of_de_extinction_are_you_ready

edit: Or using a time machine.

edit2: the same can be said of all religions.

 

Perfect! A million thankyous to you

 

To the time machine!